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EU Wikipedia edit-a-thon
Full Fact is organizing a Wikipedia edit-a-thon before the UK European Union membership referendum. Everyone is welcome! Saturday 14 May at Newspeak House.
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Five questions about the Treasury model
We've got five questions about the model the Treasury has used for its much-publicised EU analysis announced today.
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Full Fact on air and at work on Good Friday
Full Fact's at work on today, appearing on the Today Programme and getting ready for the EU referendum campaign.
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What do you want to know about the EU?
Full Fact provides a resource to those who want impartial facts about the EU referendum. But it also provides a window on what people are interested in. So one month …
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Factchecking the Energy Bill
We've factchecked claims about the Energy Bill ahead of third reading in the Commons.
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Mixed results on requests for information about EU immigrants
The government has released more information about EU immigrants working and claiming benefits here, but the most important figures are still under wraps.
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High impact factchecking
Three demonstrations of how Full Fact makes a difference in the past few days.
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Colour blind awareness in Full Fact graphs
Last week someone from the ONS got in touch pointing out that one of our graphs wasn't accessible to some colour-blind people. We want our work to be accessible to …
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The tables have turned on employment figures
This week the ONS completed changes to its releases that will make it much easier to access and use its data
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Explaining the EU deal
The Prime Minister’s EU renegotiation deal, or “new settlement for the United Kingdom”, is a package of changes to EU rules being discussed by European leaders on 18 and 19 …
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Data on migrants' benefits: statistics watchdog highlights time lag
The Government has released data to support its claims about migrants and benefits, but the UK Statistics Authority is disappointed about the delay.
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